This piece from Samaris is a definitive example of the Edwardian Revival trend popular in the late 1930s and early 1940s. Crafted from "Genuine Broadcloth", a high-density, fine-woven cotton prized for its durability and crisp hand. Features a delicate, all-over faded floral sprig print in muted pastels. The design is masterfully engineered with a quintessential fichu-style ruffled collar that ties at the bust, mimicking the modest romanticism of the early 1900s. The statuesque profile is anchored by a high, gathered waistline and a kinetic, floor-length skirt, capturing the transition from the fluid 30s to the more structured 40s silhouette.
